Our Fleiner Kirchenweinberg Spätburgunder feinherb has a full-bodied and rich character. The bouquet is reminiscent of the aroma of berries and currants. Fine tannins are noticeable on the palate, which, in addition to the high extract content, give the wine its full-bodied and full-bodied character. Spätburgunder is also known as the father of all Burgundy varieties. Blauer Spätburgunder, also known as Pinot Noir, was first grown in Burgundy in the fourth century and was brought from there to the Neckar in the seventh century.